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    what is a P. grandis

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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    I think it's a species of day gecko
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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    Phelsuma grandis Madagascar giant day gecko
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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    do i just google it to see what it looks like and get more info on it?

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    Re: what is a P. grandis

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    do i just google it to see what it looks like and get more info on it?
    Here's some good info on them. Are you thinking about getting one? They're awesome pets and can become comfortable eating out your hand

    http://whozoo.org/Intro98/chriskel/chrikelt23.htm

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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    no i wasnt planning on it... someone i have been talking to about leos breeds them and i had never heard of them

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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    Quote Originally Posted by cueball
    Here's some good info on them. Are you thinking about getting one? They're awesome pets and can become comfortable eating out your hand

    http://whozoo.org/Intro98/chriskel/chrikelt23.htm
    While they will get tame enough to eat out of your hand, don't try to grab them.

    They are known for twisting right out of their skin to escape predators. It's really yucky.
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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    ewwwwww

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    Re: what is a P. grandis

    they are awesome looking. all day geckos are nice.

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